| 10 Oct 2024 |
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| 14 Oct 2024 |
 Ruth Cheesley (she/her) | Is it possible to use the API to do a search of your Decidim instance? I use Raycast and I'd like to make an extension so I can search my instance from my desktop to quickly find resources that I need to interact with | 13:49:02 |
| Ruth Cheesley (she/her) | It would save me a lot of time on a daily basis 😅 | 13:49:23 |
| 15 Oct 2024 |
 Aram L. R. | @lakarol Do you know if there is a way to disable reminder notifications for closing meeting minutes?
I'm not aware that this can be done without customizing the code, right?
I didn't see anything related to this in the Decidim DOCS:
- https://docs.decidim.org/en/v0.29/admin/components/meetings/close
- https://docs.decidim.org/en/v0.29/configure/environment_variables | 11:38:51 |
 Carolina Romero | nope, it can't be done through the admin panel | 11:40:39 |
| Aram L. R. | In reply to Carolina Romero
nope, it can't be done through the admin panel 👍 | 12:11:56 |
| 16 Oct 2024 |
|  sharcoux joined the room. | 09:45:17 |
| sharcoux | Hello, I am a dev for a French association which wishes to set up a participatory platform thanks to decidim, however I have a problem, I installed decidim via manual installation but I cannot delete the Assemblies module my project, I tried to install decidim-core rather than decidim, the site loads but as soon as I want to access the admin dashboard, errors related to the assemblies function appear, do you have any ideas? | 09:45:50 |
 Renato | Hi Ruth, I don't know Raycast and how it works, but yes, it's possible to use your instance's API to perform searches. You should use a query like this: {"query": "{ decidim { version } }"}, for example. Or: {"query": "{participatoryProcesses { title { translation(locale: \"en\") } }}"} .
Here is the documentation for the Mautic API; it’s public. 🙂 | 10:07:34 |
| Renato | https://community.mautic.org/api/docs | 10:08:22 |
 Hadrien Froger | Hi sharcoux , yes it does not work. That's a known issue for quiet a long time. You can not only install "decidim-core", but needs the fullpack.
You can leave decidim-templates, decidim-conferences and decidim-initiatives out, but not assemblies or processes.
| 11:01:09 |
| Hadrien Froger | * Hi sharcoux , yes it does not work. That's a known issue for quiet a long time. You can not only install "decidim-core", but will need most of the decidim-* gem.
You can leave decidim-templates, decidim-conferences and decidim-initiatives out, but not assemblies or processes.
| 11:02:36 |
| sharcoux | Thanks for your answer! Isn't it possible to disable the assemblies function then? for example, this site seems to have done it: https://participons-avon77.com/, I would like to control the modules that I want to activate or not, because I have a fairly precise specification on the functionalities requested and assemblies is not part of it | 11:45:23 |
 Quentin | Hello, the platform mentioned is running on version 0.26, what is your current decidim version ?
I think the application has the decidim-assemblies but there is no published assembly this is why it returns a 404 | 12:13:03 |
| sharcoux | I'm on 0.27.9, thanks for your answer, I'll still look on my side for this problem! In any case, thank you for being so responsive :) | 13:32:27 |
| 17 Oct 2024 |
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| 18 Oct 2024 |
|  Ja Sub Al joined the room. | 10:25:41 |
| leni1 | Hello all
I'm going through the process of setting up Decidim for development and I wanted to understand how the code in decidim/ interacts with the generated development_app that is git ignored.
When making code changes, I assume they are made in decidim/. However if you were testing the code, where would you run the server to see the changes you've made: decidim/ or decidim/development_app/?
| 12:34:01 |
 Alexandru Lupu | actually, you would need to run:
gem install decidim
decidim decidim_application
you would deploy the code from decidim_application ...
your setup as you have described it, is for developing decidim | 12:37:24 |
| leni1 |
your setup as you have described it, is for developing decidim
Yes, that's exactly what I want to do. I have followed the instructions here https://docs.decidim.org/en/develop/develop/guide_development_app
| 12:43:22 |
| leni1 | So if I wanted to make a code change, I would make it from within the decidim/ or from within decidim/development_app? | 12:44:12 |
 Andrés Pereira de Lucena | If you want to contribute to the main repo, the changes are made in decidim/
If you want to implement it, then it's better to create and work in a generated application (outside of the main repo) | 13:11:35 |
| Andrés Pereira de Lucena | So, there are like two paths:
1. You want to contribute to the main repository (like making a PR with the changes of the bug fix or feature that you want to propose). Then you should work with the development app
2. You want to implement a decidim installation for your organization. Then you should work with the generator (what Alex mentioned) | 13:10:37 |
| leni1 | Ah... I think I understand. Let me try it out and see how it goes 🤞
Thanks both 🙌 | 14:38:20 |
| 19 Oct 2024 |
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| 22 Oct 2024 |
| Ruth Cheesley (she/her) | Ah yeah thanks I found that but I was looking for something about search specifically :facepalm: | 08:45:00 |
| Ruth Cheesley (she/her) | Eg to search all of decidim for a term, much like the search facility in the UI | 08:45:41 |
| 23 Oct 2024 |
| Ruth Cheesley (she/her) | I was talking with someone today at lunch about a bug we found with users being invited to a private assembly bypassing our Auth0 login and creating the user directly in Decidim but not with the oauth provider, but I can't remember who it was. Here's the GitHub Issue for it in case it was any of you folks: https://github.com/mautic/Community-Portal/issues/51 | 21:21:34 |
| 24 Oct 2024 |
| Alexandru Lupu | Hello!
I think you discussed it with me ( or there may have been others) . It seems that i had the same issue at some point. I | 05:23:04 |
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